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    No City Permits Issued For Possible 11-11-11 Event

    September 8, 20112 Comments
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     No Gatherings Authorized

    Sedona, AZ (September 8, 2011) – Recently the City of Sedona has had inquiries related to the advertisement of a series of events labeled “The Gathering 11-11-11” in Sedona for the week leading up to and including November 11, 2011 (11-11-11). To date, the City has not authorized or issued any temporary use/special events permit (TUP) for any events related to this event, advertised by promoter Scott Love. Therefore, the City advises individuals to be prudent in purchasing any tickets, signing up as vendors, or donating money on websites promoting this event in Sedona. In order to preserve the public’s health and safety, unauthorized outdoor events to be held within the city limits in violation of the City’s Land Development Code can be enjoined.

    The necessary temporary use permits authorizing public outdoor events within the City limits are designed to insure the public’s health and safety. They require that qualifying community-based organizations have established adequate plans and necessary resources to address such concerns as traffic, parking, sanitation, litter, and crowd control.

    If you are planning a major community-based event, please contact Code Enforcement at 928-204-7114 for more information on temporary use/special events permits.

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    2 Comments

    1. Saeeda on October 8, 2011 2:43 pm

      Please contact me regarding this. I have already purchased one ticket and taking a long road trip to get to this event. Can you update me on the status of this event.

      Thank you.

      • Publisher on October 9, 2011 9:30 pm

        Event cancelled. Check the Sedona Chamber site for local events. Do come, things are planned but on smaller scale. Hope you get you $ back. Editor


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